Opponents in Cuba

Famous fables and the reality of Cuba

Lithuania, Costa Rica, and the U.S. are promoting an international front for democracy in Cuba

State Security threatens Cuban activists if they go to the U.S. Embassy.

Félix and Saylí Navarro, nominated for the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought

"It has even taken away our ability to react," "divided we won't get out of this," says an activist

Veteran independent journalist Reinaldo Emilio Cosano Alén has passed away

Cuban father and son sentenced to prison: one for distributing leaflets against the regime, the other for failing to report him

Adam Michnik, an example of an intellectual committed to the defense of truth and justice

Don Quijote: when dignity refuses to accept reality

Guillermo del Sol ends hunger strike after 73 days: "I could have a stroke at any moment."

Guillermo del Sol loses consciousness after more than 70 days on a hunger strike

"Listen to my testimony": Cuban opposition figure detained by ICE seeks help

Cuban activist laments that repressors from Cuba are entering Miami while he fights for his asylum

Oscar Casanella: "If I'm deported, the Cuban police will have won."

Envy as a Weapon of Tyranny: Divide to Conquer

From 12 activists to 15 years of repression and resistance: The story of UNPACU against the Cuban regime

UNPACU: 15 years of fighting for the freedom of Cuba and helping those in need

Raul Mas Canosa speaks about his brother Jorge: "He wanted to connect the exile with Cuba, not to take anything away from anyone."

Guillermo del Sol on the brink of death: Enters 66 days on hunger strike

José Daniel Ferrer accuses Daniel Llorente of being an instrument of the Cuban regime: "It's disgraceful to listen to him."

Daniel Llorente, "the man with the flag," returns to Cuba as a tourist: "No provocations."

Cubans intervene in a mural at the Málaga Fair that paid tribute to Fidel Castro

Yordenis Ugás defends the anonymous political prisoners in Cuba and warns that calling for freedom "for the sake of trend" harms the cause

Activist Guillermo del Sol has completed 61 days on a hunger strike: "We are vigilant for any outcome."

Opposition member Diosbel Véliz Marín is murdered in Havana while working as a bicycle taxi driver

Guillermo del Sol in serious condition after nearly 60 days on a hunger strike in Cuba

Homeland, revolution, and socialism: the demagogic "holy trinity" of Fidel Castro, says Cuban historian

Roilán Álvarez Rensoler, fifteen years of resistance, beatings, imprisonment, and torture: Can he count on you?

José Daniel Ferrer to soldiers and police: "The end of communism in Cuba is near."

Rosa María Payá denounces the "humanitarian catastrophe in Cuba caused by a dictatorship with billions of dollars abroad."

"My daughter was pursued even before she was born": the harrowing account of a Cuban opposition member

It has been reported that the political prisoner Yasser Fernando Rodríguez could die in prison

Cuban opposition figure Guillermo del Sol has surpassed 40 days on a hunger strike: his life is in danger

A reflection for the "liberators of sofas and screens"

Luis Manuel Otero: "I was honest even though no one expected it."

The historian believes that Cuba has discontent, but lacks an opposition to lead it

Cynicism in its purest form: the regime claims that Luis Manuel Otero left Cuba "without coercion."

Two years after their exile, Lázaro Yuri Valle Roca and his wife still find themselves without documents in the United States

An opposition member from El Cobre is summoned before the regime's control apparatus on the eve of the event for July 26

The left no longer hides its connection to Castro

Activism or real politics? The difference that Cuba needs to understand

Luis Manuel Otero, on the verge of leaving hell and arriving in the land of freedom

The Cuban regime is preparing the biggest change to the identity card: it wants to register voice, iris, and more data

Academic Hilda Landrove: "Cuba right now is a concentration camp... and the main responsible party is the regime."

"The Cuban people can trigger another July 11th in an instant," warns an activist from the San Isidro Movement

Is the wave of violent content new in Cuba? This is what an expert says

The message from Mike Hammer that the Cuban regime doesn't want you to hear this July 4th

Roberto Veiga: In Cuba, "there is a lack of strategic action"; "the country is in ruins and needs to be rebuilt."

Cuba needs a good team to win the "Copa Libertad."

The prosecutor of the Mayeta case went against the State Department… and lost

The Cuban school system is not collapsing solely due to a lack of oil

Cuban recounts the terror of his encounter with ICE: "My God, this is it, on my way to Cuba."

Writer Ariel Hidalgo recounts how he was sent to Mazorra for calling for elections in the factories

Bruno Rodríguez bids farewell to Ramiro Valdés, and the Cubans respond: "You saw how socialism failed."

Cuban-American Congress members react to the death of Ramiro Valdés: "Another one who dies and cannot pay on this earth."

Ramiro Valdés dies, architect of the Cuban repressive apparatus

State Security fears the pot-banging protests: The threat against Manuel Cuesta Morúa reveals the regime's concern

Manuel Cuesta Morúa is released after a violent police arrest in Havana

State Security surrounds Manuel Cuesta Morúa and María Mercedes Benítez in Havana and summons the opposition figure for this Saturday

They fear for the lives of a couple of Cuban opposition members detained by ICE and threatened with deportation